Bästa Body Politic podcaster (2024)

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After Earth Day 1:02:17

3d ago1:02:17

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Obi Kaufmann, artist, writer, and conservationist, discusses California's ecology, water management, and biodiversity. Kaufmann challenges conventional environmentalism, questioning the language used to describe nature and the paradox of trading nature to save it. He emphasizes the importance of indigenous-led ecological thought and the resilience …

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Starch-Based Solutions for Optimal Health with Dr. John McDougall 53:10

15d ago53:10

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I sit down with the trailblazing Dr. John McDougall, a leading expert in plant-based nutrition and the author of the groundbreaking book, "The Starch Solution." Dr. McDougall shares his decades of experience as a physician and researcher, revealing the power of a whole-food, starch-based diet in preventing and reversing chronic diseases, promoting …

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Cathy Reisenwitz on Authoritarianism and the Psychology of Power 1:00:32

1M ago1:00:32

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Cathy Reisenwitz is a writer and creator of the Sex and the State substack publication. She has been featured on TV and in various publications such as TechCrunch, The Week, VICE, and Daily Beast. In this podcast episode, Cathy discusses the concept of authoritarianism and its impact on society. She explores the traits of an authoritarian personali…

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From Prohibition to Prescription 57:17

1M ago57:17

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Podcast Episode: David Nutt - Psychedelics and Mental Health Guest: Professor David Nutt Short Bio: David Nutt is a psychiatrist specializing in the effects of drugs on the brain. He has made significant contributions to our understanding of how psychedelics work and their clinical applications. He co-founded the first academic psychedelic research…

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Reality Check 45:17

2M ago45:17

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Dr. Robert Strahan, a highly accomplished psychiatrist, shares his insights on the crucial topic of adverse effects in psychedelic medicine. With a diverse background spanning forensic psychiatry, integrative medicine, and leadership roles in prestigious institutions, Dr. Strahan emphasizes the importance of transparency, proper screening, and prep…

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Unveiling the Shadows: Jules Evans on Challenging Psychedelic Experiences 1:00:20

2M ago1:00:20

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Jules Evans is an author and researcher with a particular interest in psychedelic medicine and adverse effects. He has personal experience with a challenging trip that led him to explore mental health and philosophy. Jules is dedicated to understanding the risks and harms associated with psychedelics and finding ways to support individuals who have…

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Chris Ryan on Rethinking Monogamy and Human Nature 1:00:28

2M ago1:00:28

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Chris Ryan, author of Sex at Dawn and Civilized to Death, and host of Tangentially Speaking podcast, questions the concept of normative heterosexual monogamy as a sustainable way of people living together. He argues that understanding human nature as a promiscuous species can lead to more compassion and self-awareness in relationships. Ryan discuss…

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Ep 708: Fatphobia, Shame, Disability & Movement 55:48

2M ago55:48

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Why do people make fun of me being fat? What is ableism? Why do I feel bad about being fat? I am fat and disabled why are doctors so focused on my weight? Why can't I get help for my disability? Why is it hard to ask for help? Why is there limited resources to support my disability? Why is accessibility so limited in the world? What is the morality…

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Black Country Music Stars on Diversifying The Genre 51:54

2M ago51:54

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On this episode of Our Body Politic, guest host Mara S. Campo looks at the foundational role of Black Americans in country music, and the barriers to entry that still exist. First we hear Mara’s conversation with professor Francesca Royster, author of “Black Country Music: Listening for Revolutions.” Then Mara talks with country music singer Brittn…

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Ep 707: Fatphobia in Reproductive Healthcare & Pediatrics 43:48

2M ago43:48

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Does being fat make it hard to get pregnant? Does obesity affect fertility? Do hormones impact weight? What science do we actually know about being fat and conception? I want to have a baby and my doctor won't stop telling me to lose weight, why does this happen? Is my infertility all my fault? Does morning after pill/plan b work on fat people? Why…

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How Native Women Are Working to End the MMIW Crisis 56:25

2M ago56:25

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On this special episode of Our Body Politic produced in partnership with Level Forward, we highlight the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women’s (MMIW) crisis. Guest-host Andrea Ambam, an Artist and Host of Level Forward’s More to Talk About, speaks with Lorna Cuny, a member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe from South Dakota and Co-Chair and Co-Fou…

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Dr. Kelan Thomas on Psychedelics, Serotonin, and Heart Health 1:08:29

2M ago1:08:29

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Kelan Thomas, pharmacologist and pharmacist, explores the potential risks and benefits of psychedelics in a podcast episode. He discusses the effects of different substances on receptors in the body and the importance of understanding their mechanisms of action. The conversation delves into topics such as the combination of psychedelics with SSRIs,…

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Ep 706: Fatphobia & Mental Health 1:01:43

3M ago1:01:43

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Is my therapist mad at me for being fat? Why does my therapist want to know my BMI? Does being fat affect how people treat me? Does being fat make me mentally ill? Is my therapist prejudiced against fat people? Should my therapist give me diet and exercise tips? Why do I feel so guilty after seeing my therapist? Is my therapist judging my obesity? …

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Can BIPOC Musicians Shape the Future of Classical Music? 49:14

3M ago49:14

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Can the world of classical music become more inclusive given its history? On this episode of Our Body Politic, guest host Celeste Headlee, a journalist and best-selling author, speaks with Professor Philip Ewell, professor of music theory at Hunter College about the history of classical music and Blackness. Then Celeste speaks with professor and Ha…

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Valerie White on Love, Relationships, and Polyamory 1:01:50

3M ago1:01:50

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Valerie White, a polyamory advocate, chronicles the challenges and joys of living in a polyamorous polycule. She discusses the dynamics of her relationship with her partner Ken and his other partner Peg, highlighting the importance of open communication and therapy in navigating jealousy and evolving relationship dynamics. Valerie also shares insig…

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Ep 705: Fatphobia in Medical language, insurance, and clinician communication 41:45

3M ago41:45

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Why does my doctor say I am obese? Does being obese mean I am not healthy? What does obese mean? Is obese a medical term? Is obesity science? Is obesity a disease? Why do I feel shame around the word obese? Do I need an advocate at my doctors appointment? Why does my doctor treat being obese like a death sentence? How do I get my doctor to believe …

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Innovative Solutions For A Growing Nationwide Mental Health Crisis 49:40

3M ago49:40

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Guest host Mara S. Campo, Anchor and Managing Editor at Revolt Black News, looks at the ongoing national mental health crisis and talks to people who are working outside the box to make a difference.Av Diaspora Farms, LLC

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Jessica Fern Building Secure Attachments in Polyamorous Relationships 59:40

3M ago59:40

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In this episode, relationship expert Jessica Fern delves into the challenges and joys of open relationships. She discusses strategies for navigating jealousy and provides insights into the future of non-monogamous relationships. Jessica highlights the significance of having a guide and support system when embarking on this social experiment. The co…

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Ep 704: Fatphobia, Weight Loss As A Cure All 58:36

3M ago58:36

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Will losing weight make me healthy? Is my doctor practicing outdated science? Is my doctor hurting me? Does the BMI tell me if I am healthy? Why does my doctor want to put me on ozempic/semiglutide to lose weight? Is there a cure for being fat? Do fat people need to be cured? Why does my doctor only look at my weight and not my health? Why doesn't …

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Black Maternal Matters 49:57

3M ago49:57

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On this episode of Our Body Politic, Farai Chideya looks back at our conversations around Black Maternal health. First, she speaks with Aftershock co-director Tonya Lewis Lee and film subject Shawnee Benton-Gibson. Then, we hear from Dr. Rachel Hardeman about racism as one of the root causes of health disparities in the U.S. After, author Anna Mala…

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Rachel Lehmann-Haupt on Single Motherhood by Choice 48:55

3M ago48:55

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Rachel Lehmann-Haupt, an expert in single motherhood and author, chronicles the journey of being a single mom by choice. In this episode, we examine the challenges and joys of single motherhood, discussing topics such as reproductive choice, community support, and the importance of acceptance. We also explore the cultural changes needed to fully em…

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Ep 703: Fatphobia, systemic racism, patriarchy, cultural stigma and norms 49:54

3M ago49:54

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Is fatphobia racist? Is fatphobia prejudice? Is the medical system practicing racism by vilifying obesity? Do people of color get worse medical care? Is my doctor actually helping me? How can I tell if my doctor is biased? Is BMI meant for women? What are the racist origins of fatphobia? Are doctors and clinicians participating in harming and margi…

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How Black Women are Leading the Soft Life Movement 56:43

3M ago56:43

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On this episode of Our Body Politic, guest host Mara S. Campo looks at the idea of the “soft life” as a form of self care for Black women. Mara speaks with Dr. Judith Joseph, a board certified psychiatrist, and Chair of Women in Medicine Collaborative at Columbia University’s Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons about the concept. Mara also t…

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Paul Austin on Microdosing Psychedelics and Social Innovation 1:01:01

3M ago1:01:01

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Paul Austin, psychedelic advocate and founder of the Third Wave, discusses the benefits of microdosing and the importance of integrating it with healthy lifestyle habits. Our conversation also touches on the challenges of income inequality and the need for social change. Paul chronicles the role of psychedelics in catalyzing personal and collective…

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Ep 702: Fatphobia, The Obesity Crisis, & The Medias Portrayal 1:00:17

3M ago1:00:17

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Is there an obesity crisis? Is TV and social media fatphobic? Is public health information wrong about being fat? Did the war on obesity work? Why was there a war on obesity? Why do people hate fat people? Does social media and tv still represent old problematic beliefs that aren't actual science? Why should we be careful trusting fatphobic public …

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Psychedelic Therapy and the Path to Self-Discovery with Dr. Neal Goldsmith 1:51:25

4M ago1:51:25

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In this episode, psychotherapist and researcher Dr. Neal Goldsmith takes us on a journey exploring the nature of consciousness and the universe. We delve into the world of psychospiritual development and the transformative potential of psychedelics, and discuss the importance of breathing and the developmental process in therapy. Neal speaks about …

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Ep 701: Fatphobia How Doctors & Clinicians Can Help 54:39

4M ago54:39

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What is fatphobia? Why does fatphobia matter? Why is fatphobia so prevalent? What can doctors and clinicians do about it? Is the BMI real? Is the BMI even science? What are concrete solutions and steps that could help improve the medical system and our relationships with Doctors and Clinicians? Guru Shabd, LMFT and Tresla, Advocate and Public Speak…

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6. Jan 6th: An American Story - Why January 6th is Not Over 27:40

4M ago27:40

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By now, the story of what happened on January 6 2021 is seared into the public psyche. But there is still an untold story. Many of the investigators and team leads on the January 6th Committee were people of color. In this podcast, we bring you the story of their leadership, and why their mix of lived experience as descendents of enslaved people; c…

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